Postgraduate entrance examination is one of the ways that many college students choose to continue their studies, but mathematics may be a difficult problem for some students. Fortunately, some majors don't need to take the postgraduate entrance examination to learn mathematics. Here are some majors that don't need to learn math:

1. Literature major: such as Chinese language and literature, foreign language and literature, etc. These majors mainly focus on the analysis and research of literary works, and do not involve mathematical knowledge.

2. History major: such as history and archaeology. These majors mainly study historical events and cultural phenomena, and students are not required to have a mathematical foundation.

3. Philosophy major: such as philosophy and logic. These majors mainly study human thinking and world outlook, and do not involve mathematical knowledge.

4. Law major: such as law and political science. These majors mainly study law and political theory, and students are not required to have a mathematical foundation.

5. Education major: such as education and psychology. These majors mainly study educational theory and psychological development, and do not involve mathematical knowledge.

6. Art majors: such as musicology and fine arts. These majors mainly cultivate students' artistic talent and creativity, and do not require students to have a mathematical foundation.

It should be noted that although these majors do not need to study mathematics for postgraduate entrance examination, they may have higher requirements for other subjects, such as Chinese and English. In addition, different schools and different majors may have different requirements. Candidates are advised to read the enrollment brochure and examination outline carefully when choosing a major to understand the specific examination subjects and requirements.